We had our pool/patio built last July. We live in Splendora and it rained about 12" in 3hrs last Tuesday. When we were using the pool on Mothers day we noticed some water seeping from a crack in the cement. Was this caused by the unusual amount of rain or was something not done right during installation to avoid this kind of issue? I'm just not sure if I should call my builder only to be told there is nothing that could be done since we had so much rain
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
crack in new patio
Collapse
X
-
There are two types of concrete. Cracked and gonna crack. I would get your installer to look at it if he hadn't been picked up, Seal it so no more moisture gets under your slab. It's the swelling from water and drying out that causes the cracks. Sometimes but not very often it's a bad mix of concrete.
Comment
-
Originally posted by ateague11 View PostWhat does the crack look like? Are you refer to a control joint? Is the crack separating or heaving?
Comment
-
Originally posted by brokeno View PostThere are two types of concrete. Cracked and gonna crack. I would get your installer to look at it if he hadn't been picked up, Seal it so no more moisture gets under your slab. It's the swelling from water and drying out that causes the cracks. Sometimes but not very often it's a bad mix of concrete.
Comment
-
Originally posted by Easttxhunterr View Postits a hairline crack running from my fire pit to the edge of my patio. probably about 6' long. Water seeping from a spot that's about 2". Not on an expansion joint
Comment
-
Originally posted by El General View PostIf water is coming out of it, then you need to identify the source of the water.
Comment
Comment